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Deep Shah
Deep is the Co-founder at Codezeros Technology. His strong business acumen and industry knowledge in the Blockchain industry make him one of the strongest pillars at Codezeros. He comes with a rich technological and business understanding to lead. His deep understanding of Blockchain technology integration is a key component of our success at Codezeros. He also contributes to the overall vision of the company's growth and development.
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Docker AI Assistant Flaw Allowed Code Execution
A critical vulnerability dubbed DockerDash in Docker's AI assistant, Ask Gordon, allowed remote code execution and data theft.The flaw stemmed from an inability to...
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Firefox: Now Block All AI Features In Settings
Mozilla introduced a new settings section allowing users to completely disable all generative AI features in Firefox.The feature will launch with Firefox 148, scheduled...
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ClawHub Security Audit Finds 341 Malicious Skills
A recent security audit by Koi Security has uncovered hundreds of malicious skills on the ClawHub marketplace, exposing OpenClaw AI assistant users to significant...
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OpenClaw AI Assistant Patched for Critical 1-Click RCE Flaw
A critical flaw in the popular AI assistant OpenClaw allows attackers to execute remote code via a single malicious link.The vulnerability, patched on January...
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GlassWorm Malware Hits Open VSX via Developer Hack
Threat actors compromised a legitimate developer's account on the Open VSX Registry to publish malicious versions of four extensions.The poisoned extensions delivered the GlassWorm...
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ShinyHunters Expand Saas Attacks with Vishing Campaign
Google's Mandiant reported a surge in advanced voice phishing attacks by the ShinyHunters group, targeting SaaS applications for data theft and extortion on January...
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Ex-Google Engineer Found Guilty of AI Trade Theft
Former Google engineer Linwei Ding convicted on multiple counts of economic espionage and theft of trade secrets.He stole over 2,000 confidential documents related to...
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Unsecured AI Ollama Hosts Found Exposed Online
Security researchers identified approximately 175,000 publicly accessible Ollama AI hosts across 130 countries, most with high-risk capabilities.Nearly half of these exposed systems support tool-calling,...
